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âIt makes it even more specialâ: Kent pub hit by two cars wins national award (opens the original)
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A Kent pub has won a national award following a difficult year in which it was hit by two cars in separate crashes. The Cow Shed at The Ship Inn in Ospringe, Faversham, was crowned Stonegate Pub Partners Pub of the Year at the Great British Pub Awards. It beat more than 3,000 of the breweryâs other venues to take the prize at an awards ceremony in Leeds, West Yorkshire, on September 23. The accolade comes after a particularly tough year for the business. In May, a car smashed through the front
'Unviable' boarded-up bar to be overhauled into micro-pub and flats (opens the original)
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Check the latest public notices in your area - planning, roads and licensing Plans to convert a former sports bar deemed âunviable in its current formâ into a micro-pub and seven flats have been approved. The once-thriving Rodney Sports Bar in Herne Bay closed during the pandemic and never reopened. In 2024, a planning application was submitted to convert the large building into a mini boozer on the ground floor and seven homes. Documents submitted to Canterbury City Council state the pub ha
Hairdresser âlosing weight, sleep and cashâ in month-long BT phone nightmare (opens the original)
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A hairdresser without a landline for a month says her battle with BT has left her losing weight, struggling to sleep and haemorrhaging money. Jane Bates, owner of Nicholas James Hair in Bridge, near Canterbury, says takings have plummeted, and rumours have spread that the salon has closed. The problems began after the 47-year-old, who lives in Aylesham, ordered a new central full-fibre 150 system through BT in June. On August 15, Openreach engineers arrived to carry out the necessary works, and,
Kent MMR jab uptake below target: NHS bosses urge parents to ignore misinformation (opens the original)
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Kent and Medwayâs chief medical officer has assured parents that vaccines are safe amid concerns they may have read misinformation. Uptake of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) jab in the county is below the national target of 95%, recommended by the World Health Organisation. The NHS Kent and Medway Integrated Care Board is urging parents to get their children both doses of the vaccine, as infections like measles and whooping cough are rising across the country. Dr Kate Langford said: âW
Historic Kent pub can be snapped up for half the price of a local house (opens the original)
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A historic pub in Stelling Minnis could be snapped up for less than half the villageâs average house price. The rural community, near Canterbury, is surrounded by expanses of grassy fields and farmland. According to Rightmove, the average sold price in the village is a hefty £745,000 - way above the UK average of £270,000. The George Inn, located along the busy B2068 Stone Street at the edge of Stelling Minnis, has been up for sale for almost three years. Originally, it was put up for sale a
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